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I would like to create an alternating checkerboard pattern in Java, preferably u

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Question

I would like to create an alternating checkerboard pattern in Java, preferably using for loops. The method that I need to call is this:

The dimensions of the image are to be 1000 x 600 pixels. The checkerboard must fill the entire image, this is the code I have written so far, but it does not work.

Each square MUST BE 100 pixels by 100 pixels. The pixels are ordered in row major form.

The pattern I am trying to recreate is this one in the background of this image:

From what I can see, the pattern must be made with fb.setPixelFB(x-coordinate, y-coordinate, color)

public void setPixelFB (int x, int y, Color c) int index = (y*width + x); try pixel-buffer[ index] = c. getRGB(); catch (ArrayIndex0utofBoundsException e) System.err.println("FrameBuffer: Bad pixel coordinate "x + ", " y "" /Te.printStackTrace (System.exr)

Explanation / Answer

All you have to do is replace your code by below code to make it working. And you will also have to change the way you are processing pixel_buffer array. In my code, I've stored x and y coordinate in a 2 dimensional array. So you can directly apply 2 nested loops and pick values from this array and draw rectangles

boolean isFirstColor=true;

private void test(){

for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
      for (int j = 0; j < 6; j++) {
           if (isFirstColor) {

                   fb.setPixelFB(i*100,j*100,firstColor)
                } else {

                   fb.setPixelFB(i*100,j*100,secondColor)
                }

                  isFirstColor=!isFirstColor;
            }

               isFirstColor=!isFirstColor;
        }

}

private void setPixelFB(int x, int y, Color c){

pixel_buffer[x][y]=c.getRGB();//your pixel_buffer array should be 2 dimensional

}